Responsible Electronics Recycling & IT Asset Management

We are a full service electronics recycler and collector specializing in All Green electronics recycling. We have the capacity to process up to 100 Million Pounds of electronic waste (e-waste) per year.

Responsible Electronics Recycling & IT Asset Management

We currently have over 100 points of collection for old and outdated electronics throughout California, Nevada, Washington, Tennessee, North Carolina, and Florida. We offer free drop off for most electronics including Computers, Laptops, Monitors, Printers, Cell Phones, Televisions, and many other used electronics. Depending on the types of electronics, quantity of items, and your location, we even offer free pickups in many instances.

All Green Electronics Recycling has the breadth of services, depth of resources and nationwide partners and facilities capable of serving the recycling needs of all industries. All of the electronic products we handle are recycled and processed within North America using our own processing centers and other responsible recycling partner facilities. We do not send anything to developing nations for processing!

Data Security

Data SecurityRegardless of your industry, data security is of concern to all. Every computer All Green processes for recycling has its data discs digitally wiped twice. All devices that are to be scrapped are mechanically shredded for security. This process ensures 100% data destruction, and we can provide every client with a data destruction guarantee and certification.

IT Asset Management

IT Asset ManagementIf you possess or manage computer equipment that is resalable, All Green will dismantle, remove, refurbish if necessary, and prepare it for resale. Once an item is sold, All Green pays you 70% of the net revenue. If your items are not sold, All Green will absorb all costs and responsibly scrap the materials at no cost to you.

E-Waste Collectors • Waste Haulers

E-Waste Collectors • Waste HaulersAll Green Electronics Recycling can be more competitive in accepting your unwanted electronic waste than any other recycler. We serve the entire United States through our extensive network of field service agents. We offer free pickup and scheduled drop-offs of your e-scrap at any of our nationwide locations, 7 days a week.

Electronics Manufacturers • Resellers

Electronics Manufacturers • ResellersThe management of returned or obsolete computer or other electronic products is a growing concern among manufacturers, resellers and retailers today. All Green works closely with these organizations to effectively control inventory levels, redistribute obsolete products in aftermarkets, and provide end-of-life equipment destruction services.

Off-Lease Equipment Take-back

Off-Lease Equipment Take-backAll Green Electronics Recycling will collect and remove your clients' off-lease IT equipment from their facilities anywhere in the U.S., at no cost to them or to you. We will go to your client’s location, and if necessary, facilitate or assist in the breakdown and removal of their off-lease equipment for resale. If needed, All Green will refurbish the equipment to maximize its resale value. Once an item is sold, All Green pays you 70% of the net revenue.

Our Goals

Our GoalsThe goal of All Green Electronics Recycling is to take unusable computers, monitors, cell phones and other outdated electronics and ensure that none of the hazardous material ends up in a landfill. All of the end of life electronics we collect are recycled and processed within the United States.

The Process

The ProcessMost electronics can typically be dismantled into some basic commodities. Televisions, for example, can be dismantled to yield Plastic, Steal, Glass, Copper, Aluminum, and Circuit Boards. Much of the material that comes from this process can be shredded for further separation. All Green Electronics Recycling and our network of partners have the capacity to recycle all electronics. Whole e-scrap can be shredded down to pieces which are less than 2 inches in diameter. They are then separated through a series of devices all connected via conveyor belts in a process that is 95% automated. The products sold include Iron, Copper, Aluminum, Plastic, Glass, Precious Metal Mix, and Shredded Circuit boards. This process ensures 100% data destruction and we provide every client with a data destruction guarantee. We recycle old computers for you or your business so the data never ends up in the wrong hands.

What Do We Recycle?

What Do We Recycle?We recycle many types of electronics many of which are listed below:

We offer all types of electronics recycling including computer recycling, monitor recycling, printer recycling, cell phone recycling, mobile phone recycling, television recycling, VCR recycling, DVD player recycling, scanner recycling, and many other outdated electronics.

  • Do we recycle computers? Yes.
  • Do we recycle cell phones (mobile phones)? Yes.
  • Do we recycle laptops (notebook computers)? Yes.
  • Do we recycle monitors? Yes.
  • Do we recycle printers? Yes.
  • Do we recycle televisions? Yes.
  • Do we recycle old electronics? Yes.
  • Do we recycle servers and IT equipment? Yes.
  • We collect and recycle all kinds of old electronics.

Contact All Green Electronics Recycling for more information about safely disposing your outdated electronics including computers, laptops, monitors, cell phones, and more.

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Department of Toxic Substances Control

EPA ID Number
CAL000345901

California Integrated Waste Management Board

Approved Collector & Recycler
CEWID - 110788


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